Penticton Herald - 2020-09-03

• Expropriat­ion threatened to secure RDOS compost site
• An infant who was abandoned in a ditch grows up and tracks down her parents.
• How to help your kids
• Returning to school safely
• Greetings from SD67 for new school year
• Support for mental health
• Scout leader had 55 years of fun
• Council denies rezoning of 2644 South Main
• Stage now set for eight possible changes to budget
• Recycling in Latvia
• Trudeau still supports Governor General
• Trudeau making rounds in B.C. offering solution to overdose crisis
• Western alienation, economic recovery priorities over an election, says O’Toole
• PEANUT BUTTER BARS
• There’s no such thing as free parking
• RDOS, SD67 should have meetings posted online
• How Summerland engages with community
• Trans-Canada Hwy.
• Acquire Sickle Point as a nature park
• COVID an excuse to limit engagement
• What is Cannings really pedalling?
• Firefighte­rs are our guardian angels
• Ottawa stands on guard for seniors
• Many Canadians will never be employed
• Kenosha ends curfew ahead of Biden visit
• Virtual ceremonies mark 75th anniversar­y of WWII end
• CANUCKS LOOK TO KEEP MOMENTUM IN GAME 6
• Demko up to the demands
• At least one Canadian will leave the U.S. Open
• Youth basketball league returning to court
• COVID denier not a friend you need right now
• Many people don’t need COVID test
• Vernon rapper is an eye in the sky on new single
• Pattern of women who abandoned their babies
• HOROSCOPE

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